I don't see a cord on this fan anywhere. Is it not electric?
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110ac. I'm not sure about the power draw. I haven't put a watt meter on it.
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It is electric and comes with an attached cord - this cord just doesn't show in this photo.
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The newer fans do not have ac outlets, they just run on 2 D batteries. The older fans (2010ish) did have ac outlets for electrical use, but if you use too strong a plug, you can burn out the motor, like I almost did. Another commenter, Mark Dawson, from this time last year, has a suggestion for the type of plug you can use.
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The fan is powered either via USB cable or batteries. It does not come with batteries. You can use rechargeable batteries if you like, but the fan will not recharge them when plugged in.
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You have to pull the cord unfortunately. But this is a very cute fan, that is quiet and moves a lot of air. Also one of the easiest fans we've ever installed. Highly recommended.
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No, It's not. It has no electric motor. Just a low watt element to generate a convection. No noise at all.
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I use the fan with a wall switch & the pull-cord varies the speed. There is a there is a switch on the fan for forward or reverse. I do not see another place for an on/off cord, but perhaps the electrician had the choice of parts when he installed it. It's been a while...sorry.
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It has a fan that requires attachment to a 12v battery source. We have it wired directly to one of the batteries.
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It can not be battery operated. There is a remote that comes with it. The cord is about 5 foot long. I've been very happy with my fan. I bought two of them.
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I love this little fan. It is not noisy. I purchased this for work. No electrical appliances are permitted only battery operated. Would buy again if it goes bad. Hope this helped in your decision. Sorry it took so long to respond, computer out of commission.
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There is a switch at the top of the fan. All the way at the top. It looks like a screw sticking out.
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I installed a cord with a plug and plugged it into a wall outlet. The motor comes with no wiring outside the motor.
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You need to run your own power to the unit. The unit is factory ready to accept your white, black and green wiring. I supplied power thru my bathroom circuit, thus the fan is on a gfi circuit....not that it needs to be. You can also adapt it into a cord and plug should you be in the attic with an electrical outlet nearby. Let me know if any other questions. Good luck!
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Hi Sharon...this fan does not plug in. It has to be wired into an electrical box on the ceiling. It does have a cord but that is only used to turn it off and on and the same cord regulates the speed. Hope this helps.
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There is a long cord with a plug connected to it. Also great fan lot of air flow.
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It's electric. It's a great little fan. Seems like good quality for the money. Just a tad bit louder than I expect, but still well worth it.
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Our builder had all the electrical hookups installed in the ceiling so the installer didn't have any trouble hooking it up. The unit didn't come with a electrical cord so I bought one at Home Depot. Not sure about the fan in the summer.
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Hi - This fan is electric only, it does not work with batteries. Hope this helps.